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Coffee is a major economic crop for many countries, including Costa Rica. As Costa Rica's primary economic source, coffee has only been cultivated there for 200 years, which is relatively insignificant compared to other countries.

Coffee was introduced to Costa Rica in 1808. Costa Rica boasts a rich environment where volcanoes provide fertile soil with good drainage and abundant rainfall, all of which are favorable conditions and advantages for coffee cultivation.

Costa Rican coffee is grown at quite high altitudes, resulting in high-quality coffee beans with relatively hard textures and thick pulp, earning them the name "strictly hard beans." They are primarily grown at altitudes above 1,500 meters.

Costa Rican coffee beans are full-bodied with ideal bright acidity and rich, unique aromas. As specialty coffee, they offer a gentle, rich body and smoothness.

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